Disk Warrior. Yes I have heard of it.
What is the best version (most trustworthy) of Disk Warrior?
What types of operational needs are most common to use with DW?
Is the legacy version still available through the vendor or other channel?
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Thanks for the suggestion Bruce. Yes, I tried the power bricks from two
other 23-inch monitors on the dead one, hoping to wake it up, but they
failed to bring it to life. The little on light remains dark, along with
the screen.
This is such as (cosmetically) beautiful monitor that I
, and windows
still keep opening offscreen, on what the Mac thinks is another monitor.
Any ideas how I can convince this Mac that it only has one monitor attached
to it?
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I don't know what a capacitor looks like, Kris. But I'll do a little
research and try to learn. Maybe it can be replaced. Thanks for the tip.
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So anyway, I went online and looked up how to do it, zapped the PRAM, and
now all is well.
Now to try to figure out what happened to the monitor that went kablooey.
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fill up, and nothing can be done until they do--the program is frozen. I
could sure get a lot more done if i could speed up that rendering, and some
people tell me that maxing out the RAM helps a lot.
Any advice appreciated.
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could put 16 GB of RAM into this G5 for $244 + shipping.
If I left the 1 GB chips in the remaining four slots, would the Mac
recognize and use 20 MB?
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. It was while sitting through one of those long renders, with FCP 5
frozen in the meanwhile, that I began wishing for a way to speed things up.
Doubling the RAM in this G5 might, or it might not. I'm still considering
maxing out the RAM.
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Yes, that is the point. They are not supposed to and don't as a standard,
but if you look at the thread, it has evidently been done with a fairly
simple workaround. That goes to the nature of my query.
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IIRC MDDs don't
I'd like to thank everybody for the suggestions. I subscribed to the
e-mail for replies, instead of the digest, and I was trying to thank
individual responders from there, but found out that you can't reply to
individuals that way, only to the list. So my replies to individuals
bounced
total of my knowledge of Audacity, and yet I've managed
to capture some nice music with it today. So, it works. And it's free.
But I'm open to trying other apps, and probably will, based on what other
people are recommending here.
All the best,
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Our local classical music station now streams music over the web. Is there
any way I can capture this pretty music to disk, to listen to later?
(I have a G5 running 10.5.8.)
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A guy on Ebay pulled a scam like this on me---claimed several times to
have shipped me a Mac, after all kinds of excuses for delay, the
hospital one, bad weather, finally even provided a fake tracking
number. But with Ebay and PayPal you can file a complaint, which I
did. PayPal looked into the
Thanks loads guys. In running around the web reading about VoltaicHD,
I kept seeing references to another program called ClipWrap, and many
people seem a lot happier with ClipWrap, so I read some reviews about
that program too. VoltaicHD costs $40, and ClipWrap costs $50, so
maybe you get what you
I'm running OX 10.5.8 on a dual 2 GHz G5 (2005). I have Final Cut 5 on
this Mac, and I record video with a mini-DV videocam (2006 Canon
Elura), feed it from the camera into FCP for editing (through a
firewire cable), and then burn the videos onto DVDs with iDVD. This
setup works great.
Now I need
If you can open that movie in QuickTime, export it as a QT movie or a
DV stream, which will then import into Final Cut for editing.
There are some video formats that Final Cut just doesn't like, but it
always takes a QT movie or DV.
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I bought a MDD 1.25 single processor machine to replace the a QS 867.
I swapped the 160Gb HDD from the QS for the 80Gb drive in the MDD,
added 1.5Gb of used RAM.
I have had the OS crash, Safari crash, Skype loose port settings.
When I initially installed the RAM system profiler only showed 2 of
According to this news story on the Drudge website http://tinyurl.com/
6wgysep, half a million Apple computers are infected with malware, a
trojan disguised as a flash update, that allows other people to hijack
the computer. They don't say what OS is involved, or whether every Mac
OS is at risk.
. Could that have something
to do with the problem?
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get on the Internet.
In short, we're right back where we started, no matter what we do.
Is there anything else we might try, or should we just be resigned to
the fact that one of our four Macs just doesn't want to play with the
other three?
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But Kris, isn't that only an update for Snow Leopard?
All our Leopards are the tropical kind. And all our old software runs
great that way.
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this privileges hell
that Apple builds into OSX?
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with the revival--the keyboard is
so long and the bag so small that I really doubt it, but who knows?
Anyway, the lesson is: if your keyboard dies from getting wet, don't
give up on it. It might take ten days for it to dry out enough to come
back to life, but it certainly can!
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Thanks for the help, everybody. As per your advice I'll keep the dead
keyboard a while, hoping it dries out eventually, and test it from
time to time. I bought a new one for $50, but it never hurts to have a
spare.
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these enclosures are 4 or 5 years old.
My question is, could an enclosure that originally held a 250 GB drive
handle a 2 or 3 TB?
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I think I just discovered something. I have a wired Apple mouse with
one of those little trackballs on the top, the kind that eventually
gets sticky and don't work. Well, the trackball on mine was typical:
it didn't work. Sometimes I could get pages to scroll down, but not
up. I did the usual
Safari and Firefox, but I don't see anything in
their menus related to modems.
Thanks again everybody.
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like this modem
supports a LAN?
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apps are running on the first one?
Can anyone enlighten me on what's going on here?
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this).
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The router in the modem is not just connecting you to the Internet, it is
also forming a LAN (Local Area Network). This allows computers to
communicate. It's not that one computer can see what is running on another
computer, it's that the first computer with FCP running
For the person above who said that a power surge fried your boards and
drives, if you live in your own house, you might consider an all-house
surge suppressor. These install on the electrical service panel where
the power enters your house. I had an electrician come over a few
weeks ago to wire my
Thanks Andreas. And Bruce, you should really should write a book
explaining Macs to non-techies like me. You have a way of making it
all understandable. Thanks.
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that, Bruce. I'd never heard of it before.
Best,
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anything. And from that point the delays get
longer and longer until the browser is so slow it's unusable.
Emptying the cache makes no difference. Is there any way to fix this
sluggishness when it happens?
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Some of the movies I download off the net are in WMV format, and
QuickTime Player won't play them (I have QT 7.6.9 pro).
Doing a web search, I find third-party utilities that will do this
conversion, priced from $25 to $50, but hasn't anyone created a
shareware app that can do it?
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Thanks to all who offered help with this. I seem to have things fixed
now. What I did was drop back and punt; I got out the Leopard disk and
did an Archive and Install, and after that I did the 10.5.8 combo
update.
At that point everything ran fine. I tested my new Safari and it
worked great. My
Thanks, but I don't think you can download Safari 4 from Apple anymore, can
you? The new version is 5.
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that something is rotten in Denmark. I had hoped there
might be a quick and simple way to fix those things, if I only knew how, but
I guess it was a vain hope.
I appreciate the advice!
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they no longer launch Safari (original), so I have to make new ones.
So, to sum up my problems, the OS won't allow me to change the name of
the app back to Safari, nor will it allow me to make any aliases of
it.
Any ideas how I might solve these problems?
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THE dishwasher. as if everyone has one handy. to some folks, save
the environment is more than a feel good bumpersticker to put on their
Hummer. a dishwasher uses 40 gallons of hot water (heating requires
energy) to clean dishes that could be washed more thoroughly by hand
using only 2
://tinyurl.com/288ozte). I have his e-mail
address and I suppose we could also confirm that with him. He seems
pretty savvy about video cards and drivers.
I sure like the look of those 30-inchers in the Apple Store, but who
can afford them, even used?
Merry Christmas!
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is, it isn't
working so well with this 23-incher.
I want to get rid of these sprinklings of giant pixels on her screen
and also give her a choice of more resolutions. Should I get a new
video card for her G5? If so, what would be a good card to look for?
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. Result has been no problems so far, in several
years of buying (knocking on wood).
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to cause such
problems, and Bruce hit it when he mentioned checking for drivers, so
it was an educational experience as well as a frustrating one. All's
well that ends well!
Thanks again all!
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. This MDD has been a faithful
old beast over the years, a real workhorse, and never gave any trouble
before this. It would be worth resurrecting if a new power supply
would do it.
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; it spins up freely, but it
just can't read the data anymore. I'll try it, though (I'll try
anything) if Disk Warrior doesn't do any good. I'm still waiting for
DW to arrive in the (snail) mail, since they don't deliver the
upgrades online.
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in the dead drive's enclosure,
now that it's shown itself to be a good enclosure, and that will
become my back up drive for the other one I just got. I TRUST NOTHING
anymore!
Thanks again to all who tried to help me out here.
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My sister-in-law has a G4 eMac that came with a 40-gig drive, which
has filled up. The computer is perfectly functional, though, and
serves all her needs; she just needs more storage room.
I bought a 500-gig drive for her from OWC and intended to replace the
old one with the new. Then on
,
rather than spend another $20 to get the stuff faster, since these two
items are costing me quite enough by themselves. But when I do get the
old drive into the new enclosure and try it out, I'll report here
whether it worked or not.
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. NEVER AGAIN will I
not have a continuous backup for such work!
Meanwhile, do you think should I suspend further recovery attempts
until DW arrives?
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deflated bank account.
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, does anyone have any ideas how I might get this drive to
reappear on the desktop, so I can quickly rescue the data I want to
save? Didn't I read something once about sticking a dead drive in the
freezer for a while and trying it cold?
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their cases, but I'll do that too if Disk Warrior doesn't work when I
get it. I guess I could buy a new enclosure from OWC and put this
drive in it, to see what happens.
Thanks for the tips!
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And my Time Machine external drive does show up on the desktop of the
G5, so I'm assuming that means that the FW ports of the G5 are OK.
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too 800 mb/sec. Connection speed
unknown.
It strikes me that one of these FireWire buses might be a PCI-X card
I installed that provides some extra USB and two FW ports.
Other than that, it's all Greek to me. Make any sense to you?
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difficulty is.
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Thanks John Felix. I think I can probably use Time Machine (from an
external backup drive) to restore the disks if I have to repartition
them. I used TM that way before when an internal drive died and it
restored the replacement exactly, though it took a long time.
Regards,
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After several years of daily use, my trusty G5 2.0 is headed for the
boneyard--it's showing the symptoms of power-supply failure. So rather
than muck around in its innards trying to revive it, which I don't
have either the time or experience to do, I'm looking for a
replacement, probably off Ebay.
Mac Pro. My budget is around
$1000, maybe a bit more. Can anyone suggest a used model of Mac Pro
that fits this bill, and my (dollar) bills? Or am I asking for too
much for the money?
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. It worked and they then also sent me the disk.
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On Nov 10, 2010, at 9:32 PM, Tina K. wrote:
On 2010/11/10 08:08, Joshua Juran so eloquently wrote:
How much is your data worth? If it's worth nothing, just cut your
losses. If it's worth the cost of DiskWarrior, get it.
DiskWarrior
Here's a link to a Seattle Times article on the Lion operating system:
http://tinyurl.com/24jese8
I notice that Apple's new laptop computers will have flash drives
instead of hard drives. Does that mean that flash drives will
eventually replace hard drives in all computers, then?
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I also have a QS 2001 867 with a similar problem.
I tried changing the internal speaker with a speaker out of an
identical, (dead mobo but would bong indicating mobo or CPU) QS with
no success.
Headphones and external speakers work ok.
I am interested in where to look for damaged components and
not
exceed 150W.
Anybody see a problem with plugging a Powerbook, a MacBook, or an iPod
into this thing? (Not all at once, of course).
Thanks much!
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Miro will download videos with no problem, and it's free:http://
www.getmiro.com/
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pan/zooms in Photo to Movie
and then export them into Final Cut. For shows done entirely with
Photo to Movie, you can add music, titles, and all sorts of things.
Take a look at their sample slideshows here: http://tinyurl.com/
yfej3j4.
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videos or recording vacations
for family and friends. For any kind of serious video production, dump
iMovie fast and get any version of Final Cut, learn to use it, and
you'll wonder how you ever put up with iMovie.
Final Cut is confusing at first and not easy to master, but Tom
Wolsky, the author
Well, the current Apple 24 Cinema Display for sale on the Apple
website does indeed have a glossy screen, and if you look at the
ratings and reviews that begin on that same webpage, you notice that
a great many people cannot stand the gloss. It sounds like I would not
like it either, since many of
to looking at the 23 Apples on Ebay for the extra couple hundred
dollars, but for all the hours every day that I spend looking at a
monitor, I think it will be worth it.
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, (they take RAM chips just
like a computer) in order to work at their best.
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camera, you take
it directly from the camera, of course, no Canopus required. And when
the Canopus is connected to the Mac to feed in video, both iMovie and
Final Cut see it as a camera (for example, iMovie will say Camera
connected).
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thinking (a great many people besides me are asking)?
Anyway, back to the point, can anyone tell me whether there are less
expensive monitors that compare favorably to the (now discontinued)
Apple 23 Cinema Display?
Thanks much,
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it is at
Sam's: http://tinyurl.com/yd64gfu.
Anybody out there using one of these Dell monitors, and have an
opinion about it? I hope the G5's video card (GeForce 6600) can run it
OK; I assume it can.
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I had bad burns (also using Toast with a Pioneer drive) until I
switched to the Linkyo brand, obtainable from Amazon.com. Not one
coaster since.
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bloatware. You don't *need* Acrobat unless you're combining
pdfs and v.5 works fine for simple jobs like that. (BTW, I tried doing
it more directly using Acrobat8; didn't work immediately and I didn't
try to pursue it.)
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have complained about sleep issues are using
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I also wonder if anyone has an idea about what might solve the 4.11
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the same as when the
systems were installed.
An explanation would be nice, but, that aside, this is a notable
difference between OSX4 and OSX5 (if others can duplicate it).
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I have 44 MB Syquest hooked up to a QS G4, running OSX.10.11. Have an
Iomega zip drive in the terminal SCSI position.
The zip drive is recognized, but the Syquest isn't. Everything else
seems to be fine.
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Last night while running my G5 Powermac Dual 1.85, I heard a POP and it
sure stopped working! Could this be a power supply issue? Any thoughts
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and start over. Very convenient.
So I can certainly recommend and endorse Time Machine.
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and the
G4 MDD. Lovely photo scans, great colors!
Thanks very much again gang! This is a great group!
All the best,
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This is one of those HP Photosmart C4200 All-in-One printer/scanners
that Apple was giving away with their computers a couple years ago
(USB connection).
I only want to use it as a scanner for photos, attached to a G4 MDD
1.42 GHz running 10.4.11. The Mac recognizes the scanner through the
HP
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Library, etc? Or will I maybe corrupt the new system by trying to
splice in pieces of the old one? Is it better (and safer) for her to
just reconstruct her old information by putting it in manually?
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My mother-in-law, an elderly and stubborn lady (though nice) refuses
to give up her old 1 GHz iMac (the half-soccer-ball novelty with the
little monitor-on-a-stem sticking out of it) even though it dates from
the Jurassic Period of computing and we all keep telling her she'd be
better off with a
missing it somewhere? Where should I look for
it?
And by the way, this old iMac does see the new drive as a 500 gig, or
rather 460 or something.
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stymied for a way to get the OS 9 drivers. Any ideas?
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On Oct 1, 9:54 pm, yersi...@cybernex.net wrote:
Tom writes,
Thanks, Yersinia and Taner. Well, I can start the old iMac up with the
10.4 installer disk, and then use its Disk Utility to format the new
drive, but no matter how I try
This thread will probably end up archived somewhere, so I'll just tie
up the loose end and report how the installation and restoration of
the second disk went, for anyone who may be faced with doing this in
the future.
To continue the above, after the new replacement for the dead drive
ran
You could go to this Apple discussion forum and ask the question
there, and you're sure to get the right answer. There are some really
smart people there about iMovie and they'll have an answer for you in
a few hours, if not sooner: http://tinyurl.com/34qtot
Tom
OK, I got the two new drives today, replaced my dead internal drive
with one of them, and used Time Machine to restore the contents of the
dead drive to the new one. I was successful, but only on the second
try. I didn't do it the right way the first time around, I guess.
The first time I tried
Thanks John, but in this case it's pretty easy to tell when these
drives were made; they both have July 2009 printed right on them, in
big red letters! (Must be something new?).
Tom
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. If so, the extra cash I spent for them I
consider well spent. I was mainly just looking at the extra two years
of warranty protection Hitachi provides for them.
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before trying any of this Time Machine
stuff makes good sense, and I'll do that. Thanks.
Tom
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the 1-gig's backup folder, and tell TM to restore it to the new drive,
and it will do that and leave the other drive alone?
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Thanks Bruce. And since I've decided to replace the other drive too,
as a precaution (they're both 5 years old), I guess I'll do that
twice, once with each drive.
Then I'll be back to where I was originally, before the drive failure,
only with new drives instead of old ones.
Tom
it had before I got it, but since the owner was a video
editor using Final Cut Pro, I suspect it was a lot.
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, as well as not being willing to warranty it for as long.
I'm willing to pay a little extra not to have to go through this dead
drive hassle again anytime soon. Let a few million hours go by first,
I say.
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Here's the link: http://tinyurl.com/6pja7n. Does Dell make good
quality monitors? Anybody got one of these, and can report on it?
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